Enterprise Reporting

Businesses today have sophisticated financial reporting and
consolidation requirements. Abel’s report architecture combined with its inter-database features provides a powerful combination for meeting your financial reporting needs.

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Abel features

  • Enterprise Reporting

    Enterprise Reporting

    Abel provides powerful features that enable you to report across your enterprise or within its individual parts.

  • Financial Reports

    Financial Reports

    For installations using Abel’s External Financial Ledgers or Consolidated Export, Abel’s standard financial reports can report either local data, imported data from other Abel databases or a combination of both, giving you the ability to report across your whole organization to suit individual requirements.

    Abel’s Reporting Branches are structures that group your trading entities in different ways for reporting purposes. You can define any number of reporting branches, each containing different groupings of your trading entities. This enables you to report your data in many different ways, giving you quality information to truly manage your organization. If you need to report in multiple currencies or for different financial year ends, simply specify a Reporting Branch for each combination you require. Abel reports for the specified financial year end date and converts the currency when the reports are run.

     

  • Remote Reports

    Remote Reports

    Abel’s Remote Reports enable users to launch a report in one Abel database that gets its data from another Abel database. For example, a user in the Corporate database e.g. California can run a Ledger Tax Details report for a remote branch e.g. San Diego.

    The report is configured as a remote report. The user runs it as they would any other report except that they select a remote branch (from another database) to run the report for. When the report runs, Abel connects to the remote branch database, obtains the data for the report and completes the report on the requesting database.

    For more information on Abel’s reporting capabilities see Reporting Toolset.

What our customers say:

  • Chris Bowman

    Chief Executive - Cosana

    "“Without a doubt, we know Abel has all the flexibility and functionality we need to grow and succeed, as well as the support and innovation we might need along the way. The rest is up to us.” "

  • Gavin Thwaites

    Chief Executive Officer - Dairy Technology Services

    "We couldn’t be happier with Abel,” he says. “Automating our processes has made us so much more efficient. We have fewer people working on manual tasks, we’ve cut costs and we now have the traceability and visibility we needed across our business. That’s making it easier for the whole organization to succeed."

  • NZ Drinks

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    "For NZ Drinks, automation was a great decision, and Abel’s robustness and flexibility provides us with a great foundation for growth, if we wanted to quadruple our business tomorrow, we wouldn’t have to change anything."

  • Disc Brakes Australia

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    "Once you configure Abel to suit your business processes, it just delivers. You get a system that can handle a very high level of complexity which would cost a lot more if you went anywhere else. I hate to think where we might have been today without Abel."

  • Cory Nielson

    Director of Information Technology - Alsco

    "Abel spent time getting to know how our business works and how to make us better. Our accountants are all amazingly surprised how much the new system has simplified their lives. We’ve already reduced the time for closing our monthly reports from nine or ten business days to four."

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